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Hello,
I had a quick question that started to worry me.
I met a girl in school, she seems clean but I did not ask her about her history.
We didnt do much, kissed touched. She gave me a hand job, we were both naked. She then touched herself and used her fluid to lubricate by penis. She put the fluid on my exposed gland (uncircumcised).
After this encounter I started to worry and now seem to have a funny feeling in my penis. This occured late Tues night...around midnight.
What STD can I get through the exposure? And if I did get anything would I be 'feeling' symptoms only 3 days after?
Thank
Eric
I had a quick question that started to worry me.
I met a girl in school, she seems clean but I did not ask her about her history.
We didnt do much, kissed touched. She gave me a hand job, we were both naked. She then touched herself and used her fluid to lubricate by penis. She put the fluid on my exposed gland (uncircumcised).
After this encounter I started to worry and now seem to have a funny feeling in my penis. This occured late Tues night...around midnight.
What STD can I get through the exposure? And if I did get anything would I be 'feeling' symptoms only 3 days after?
Thank
Eric
Those methods of transmission are not likely try it... touch your genitals and then touch your eyes, you'll see that you won't get STDs like that.
Sexx toys is a different story. If you are sharing sex toys with an infected person is when I would be worried.
Sexx toys is a different story. If you are sharing sex toys with an infected person is when I would be worried.
Hi,
Just wanted to follow up. I have been reading on some site that if you touch your genitals and thouch your eye you can get STD in your eye (chlamydia /gonorrea) and you can also get the same STDs when sharing sex toys.
How is it that those methods of transmission are likely and the one I described is not?
Just wanted to follow up. I have been reading on some site that if you touch your genitals and thouch your eye you can get STD in your eye (chlamydia /gonorrea) and you can also get the same STDs when sharing sex toys.
How is it that those methods of transmission are likely and the one I described is not?
Thanks for the quick reply,
There was not a lot of fluids there....but I think my mind started to convince my penis that something is wrong.
There was not a lot of fluids there....but I think my mind started to convince my penis that something is wrong.
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